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Probing fragment complementation by rigid-body docking: in silico reconstitution of calbindin D9k.

Journal of chemical information and modeling - 1 Jan 2000

Dell'Orco Daniele, Seeber Michele, De Benedetti Pier Giuseppe, Fanelli Francesca

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Fragment complementation is gaining an increasing impact as a nonperturbing method to probe noncovalent interactions within protein supersecondary structures. In this study, the fast Fourier transform rigid-body docking algorithm ZDOCK has been employed for in silico reconstitution of the calcium binding protein calbindin D9k, from its two EF-hands subdomains, namely, EF1 (residues 1-43) and EF2 (residues 44-75)....

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PMID: 16180920
DOI: 10.1021/ci0501995

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